Photo: Jim Herrington *** In the realm of blues music, where heartfelt stories are etched into each note and soulful melodies resonate with audiences, Korean-American blues poet Nat Myers has emerged as a fresh and powerful voice. He’s calling from Kentucky shortly before the release of his new LP, Yellow Peril. His cadence, drenched in […]
photo: Jay Blakesberg *** “Sue and I have been spending the last week at the house, listening to things, playing things—kicking around ideas with the band and the guests,” Derek Trucks says, in anticipation of the Tedeschi Trucks Band’s upcoming Garden Parties. On September 27, Trucks and his wife Susan Tedeschi will bring their 12-piece […]
At a quarter century’s remove, the abiding legacy of moe.’s Tin Cans and Car Tires feels almost inevitable. In early 1998, while enjoying one of its initial creative peaks, the band teamed with an equally adroit ascending production duo on an album that remains an archetype. They collectively translated and transformed the group’s road-tested material […]
